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Entrepreneurship is an economic activity. The levels of entrepreneurship are correlated with economic factors. A growing economy, as measured by GDP growth,…
More The amount of data at our disposal can only be described as fantastic, increasing dramatically every day, as does the degree to…
More In an earlier edition of The Wiglaf Journal Bob Brill and Carmen Patti, of Patti and Brill LLC, discussed the key role…
More Securing initial investments for a new venture is an early hurdle for entrepreneurs. While most executives are delighted to receive a cash…
More Challenging conflicts exist between the desire to institutionalize past accomplishments and the need to create of new ones. While it remains appealing…
More To take on the role of leadership can be like putting oneself in-front of the moving train. In this rather uncomfortable analogy,…
More Nearly everyone is familiar with “The 80/20 Rule.” Almost as many are familiar with its more accurate name, “Pareto’s Law.” The basic…
More The decision to Outsource IT often begins in the area of corporate finance with a yearning to “save money”. It may be…
More Business research indicates that most acquisitions fail to create value, but a rare few firms are capable of acquiring new businesses and…
More In the last article, we described how outsourcing has spawned an industry aimed at making it more complicated, time/resource intensive, and disposed…
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